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Indiana School for the Deaf vs. Hear Indiana
Editorials, Education, Feature Stories, Language & Culture, Uncategorized

Indiana School for the Deaf vs. Hear Indiana

By Michele Westfall January 25, 2012

Maybe you have been hearing stories coming out of Indiana and wondered what the fuss was all about. To understand the situation in Indiana, you need to know the back story. I will give you a hint upfront: oralists are up to no good. The back story begins with Indiana School for the Deaf (ISD).…

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A Guide to the Maternal Reflective Method
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A Guide to the Maternal Reflective Method

By Carlo Ruggiero June 20, 2011

Often, deaf children learn to sign so that they can communicate their needs and also learn in schools for the deaf. However, signing is not the only method of communication. In schools today, there is a Maternal Reflective Method, sometimes called Oral Reflective Method, which teaches partially or fully deaf children how to learn and…

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Embracing Diversity in Communication

By Hilary Franklin October 11, 2010

Communication is not just an exchange of ideas between two or more people. It is how we learn about each other. It is also a means of including people in or excluding people from a community. We are all aware of the difficulties we can face in communicating with hearing people. But what I want…

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